Technology
How Many Days Since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst?
The dot-com bubble peaked on 10 March 2000, when the Nasdaq Composite closed at 5,048.62 before the market fell. See the days, months and years since.
Days since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst
Friday, March 10, 2000 · Friday
26 years, 7 months, 16 days
Measured from the event date to today.
Years
26
Completed years
Months
7
After years
Weeks
1389.4
Decimal weeks
Hours
233,424
Total hours
Minutes
14,005,440
Total minutes
When did the Dot-Com Bubble Burst happen?
the Dot-Com Bubble Burst happened on Friday, March 10, 2000. That was 9,726 days ago.
The dot-com bubble was a period of rapid speculation in internet companies in the late 1990s. The Nasdaq Composite peaked on 10 March 2000 and then fell sharply, wiping out many internet stocks. This page uses that peak as the start date.
How this is calculated
Visitemap counts whole calendar days between the event date and today. The current day is day zero. This is a date-only calculation, so it does not depend on the time of day.
result = 9,726 calendar days
Frequently asked questions
When did the Dot-Com Bubble Burst happen?
the Dot-Com Bubble Burst happened on Friday, March 10, 2000.
How many years since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst?
It has been 26 years and 7 months since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst.
How many months since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst?
It has been 319 months since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst.
How many weeks since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst?
It has been 1389.4 weeks since the Dot-Com Bubble Burst.
How is this calculated?
The answer is the whole number of calendar days between the event date and today. Years and months are calendar units, not 365-day blocks.